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Classic Polyurethanes ~ Shore A |
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Innovative Polymers' classic Shore A polyurethanes family includes products ranging Shore 10 to 88A hardness. The elastomers exhibit low viscosities and are easy to process and cure. Parts cast from the materials exhibit excellent tear strength and elongation; the materials can be color matched to virtually any specification. Classic Shore A polyurethanes from Innovative Polymers are industry favorites for hand casting of prototypes and parts such as:
- Military Training Aids
- Material Handling Nests
- Automotive Components
- Industrial Matting
- Medical Education Models
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| Shore A Products | Physical Properties |
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Color
| Gel Time, min.
| Hardness, Shore A | Tensile Strength, psi | Elongation, % | Tear Strength, pli |
| IE-10AH |
Cream |
12 +/- 2 |
10 +/- 5 |
150 |
450 |
25 |
IE-20AH
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Cream |
10 +/- 2
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20 +/- 5 |
200 |
175 |
25 |
IE-35A
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Translucent
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12.5 +/- 2.5
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35 +/- 5 |
200 |
150 |
45 |
IE-40A
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Off-white
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25 +/- 5
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37 +/- 5 |
900
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600 |
65 |
| IE-50 AC |
Clear
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12 +/- 2
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50 +/- 5 |
400 |
150 |
100 |
| IE-52A |
Off-white
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25 +/- 5
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50 +/- 5 |
1,100 |
520 |
90 |
| IE-60A |
Cream
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10 +/- 3
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55 +/- 5 |
800 |
250 |
100 |
| IE-60AC |
Clear |
12 +/- 3 |
60 +/- 5 |
570 |
200 |
117 |
| IE-70A |
Cream
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10 +/- 3
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70 +/- 5 |
1,700 |
250 |
180 |
| IE-80A |
Cream
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10 +/- 3
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80 +/- 5 |
1,700 |
250 |
180 |
| IE-90A* |
Cream |
10 +/- 3
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85 +/- 5 |
1,750 |
180 |
215 |
| IE-5000* |
Clear Amber |
20 +/- 5 |
40 +/- 5 |
400 |
200 |
75 |
| IE-6000* |
Light Amber |
18 +/- 2 |
60 +/- 5 |
450 |
165 |
65 |
| IE-7000* |
Cream |
18 +/- 2 |
70 +/- 5 |
800 |
300 |
125 |
| IE-8000* |
Cream |
18 +/- 2 |
80 +/- 5 |
1,170 |
270 |
230 |
| * See technical data sheets for electrical properties |
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Physical properties included on in this chart were obtained using various cure schedules. Please refer to each product's data bulletin for the specific cure schedule used to obtain the values shown above.
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